Handmade serving dish pottery for N. Hyde from Montreat Center.

Handmade pottery serving tray, dish or trinket dish or anyway you want to use it. It’s beautifully defined with swirl pattering and maple leaves designs in one corner of the tray. It’s is glazed inside. Very earthy colors. You can also use it a part of your decor. About the Craft Center In 1974 Marilyn Jones, with the help of church volunteers, started the Upper Story, a pottery and craft co-op, sponsored by Montreat Conference Center. Marilyn, a longtime potter herself, taught in those early summers using one old kiln and her trusty wheel, "Big Blue." She was joined by other artists and saw her vision become a true ministry at Montreat. In 1989, upon Marilyn's retirement, Montreat renamed and dedicated the Sally Jones Pottery in memory of Marilyn's daughter, Sally. The Wilbur Hoke Currie Craft Center was dedicated in memory of Mr. Currie in the summer of 1993. Most recently, in 2000, the Potters Porch was given in joyful memory of Mr. John C. Updike by his family.